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Re: [SHADEGARDENS] introduction -Reply

     Hi,

     Is there any way to get these into digest mode?  It would be very
     helpful.
     Thanks.
     Liz and Scott Little


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Subject: [SHADEGARDENS] introduction -Reply
Author:  PRIMROSES <shadegardens@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU> at Internet
Date:    1/21/98 10:53 AM


>>> Eleanor Rodini
<RODINI@MACC.WISC.EDU> 01/21/98
10:39am >>>
>- especially since, like alot of you have said, I
want to try everything
and tend to have a "sampler's" garden rather
than those lovely sweeps of plants
that I admire so much in garden design books.

[OR AS ONE LECTURER I HEARD SAID
ABOUT OUR URBAN GARDENS "Drifts of
one."]

Since I am the one who does the gardening
(heh,heh), [DO I DETECT AN EVIL GRIN
HERE??]I get to make all the choices.

Never enough room, is there?

Susan, zone 6B
For mine is just a little old-fashioned garden
where the flowers come together to praise the
Lord and teach all who look upon them to do
likewise.  Celia Thaxter 1835-1894
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